Sentences with phrase «ship at sea»

With record amounts of oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea, oil prices are artificially very high!

When you enter this 2nd floor unit, you feel the ocean in your living room as if on a cruise ship at sea.

Even ships at sea that are polluting are adding to the overall problem of air and water pollution.

With record amounts of oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea.

The cacophony of ships at sea is stressing shore crabs and could be bothering other marine life.

Many observers noted that the President had the facts of the current oil situation wrong and that there were no longer record amounts of oil in storage or loaded on ships at sea.

Crossing like ships at sea, in Turner's Modern and Ancient Ports: Passages Through Time, are political, historical, mythological and aesthetic themes that span the remarkable vision of Joseph Mallord William Turner (1775 — 1851).

But Sandy decimated its headquarters, which were on a pier in Staten Island, severing its vital communication link to ships at sea for days after the storm, and costing the pilots an estimated $ 8 million in damages.

There is the magic of mysterious connection with the enchanted distant — something felt by youngsters in the 1920's (like young Richard Feynman in Brooklyn) who manipulated the old crystal sets under the blankets when they were supposed to be asleep, pulling in signals from ships at sea and from dance bands in Cleveland.

When these bacteria are placed inside an animal, an ultrasound detector can pick up those signals and reveal the microbes» location, much like sonar waves bouncing off ships at sea, explains study coauthor Mikhail Shapiro, a chemical engineer at Caltech.

Similarly the ability to manufacture parts on demand has clear utility in military ships at sea.»

And that doesn't include the Symphony of the Seas, a bigger and louder follow - up to the current «largest ship at sea,» which will debut later this month.

He saw the airwaves as useful for point - to - point traffic between ships at sea and other clients untethered by cables, but that was about it.

Live remote sensing data from cargo ships at sea can help students utilize math and navigation concepts.

This provides operators, controlling the ROVs aboard mother ships at sea, an overhead real - time bird's - eye view of the remote vehicle and its immediate surroundings.

There's a variation of the ever popular multiverse idea in which the multiple universes that comprise it are not separate universes entirely, but isolated, non-interacting pockets of space within one continuous fabric of space time - like multiple ships at sea, far enough away from one another so that their circular horizons do not intersect.

With some of the most spacious and comfortable ships at sea, five - star dining, enriching activities and captivating worldwide itineraries, you'll find the perfect cruise.

A truly new design, the ship boasts more outdoor space than any other ship at sea, complete with the widest waterfront boardwalk.

An «unbound knot in the wind» was said to be the cause of storms that swept the Arctic throughout the 17th century, wrecking ships at sea off the barren coast of Finnmark, Norway's far northeastern region.

2007 «As far as the eye can see», Whitney Museum of American Art, New York «We remain ships at Sea / Not at all ducks on a pond / sail on», Haus der Kunst, Munich «Inherent in the Rhumb Line», National Martime Museum Greenwich, London

Auctioneers in Cranston, R.I.. Also, a large (50 inches by 80 inches, framed) oil on canvas maritime seascape painting of a brigantine ship at sea by Wesley Elbridge Webber (Am., 1841 - 1914), untitled, rose to $ 9,375.

However, when I went back I found that the data I originally found at the NOAA site was primarily collected via research voyages and ships at sea volunteering in a data collection experiment.

Blasts of it have been linked, in respectable journals, to mass extinctions, to undersea landslides that caused ocean - crossing tsunamis, and even to the mysterious disappearance of ships at sea.

There are ominous attacks on ships at sea, alarming blips on radar screens, and a scientist who speculates that nuclear tests may have spawned a mutant creature.

It covers the legal basis for States to remove, or have removed, shipwrecks, drifting ships, objects from ships at sea, and floating offshore installations.

Today, Norwegian invites guests to «Cruise Like a Norwegian» on one of 13 purpose - built Freestyle Cruising ships, providing guests the opportunity to enjoy a relaxed, resort style cruise vacation on some of the newest and most contemporary ships at sea.

«With record amounts of Oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea, Oil prices are artificially Very High!

Google has set one of its machine learning apps to work tracking the 200,000 ships at sea, all of which are required to publicly broadcast their location via a network known as the Automatic Identification System.

He tweeted on Friday, «With record amounts of oil all over the place, including the fully loaded ships at sea, oil prices are artificially very high!»

Like the rudder of a ship at sea, there is something that will act as clear guidance for our lives if we choose to set our faces toward it.

«Wireless» radio extended communication to ships at sea and across continents, and undersea cables brought about whole new kinds of communication with other continents.

But sea burial is allowed in extraordinary circumstances - for example, when a pilgrim on the Hajj to Mecca dies on board a ship at sea.

To deny validity to absolute ethics is to rob the ship at sea of its compass (Report — The Congress Socialist Party, 1950).

To deny validity to absolute ethics is to rob the ship at sea of its compass» (Report - The Congress Socialist Part 1950).

Belshaw, founded in 1923, designs and manufactures donut production equipment for thousands of retail and wholesale operators, including restaurants, concessions, chains, supermarkets, cafes, bakery cafes, military bases and ships at sea, central manufacturing locations, donut packaging plants and more.

Your preschooler has probably gotten the hang of thinking abstractly: The couch can easily become a ship at sea, and a banana makes a perfectly plausible telephone.

Other data come from commercial airplanes, ships at sea and ocean buoys.

Within 30 minutes of the quake, the ship undocked with 200 people aboard, including 48 elementary school pupils on a tour, because a ship at sea is safer than the shore during a tsunami.

Books The Volcano Heard Round the World Krakatoa triggered tsunamis and torrential telegraph chatter By Robert Kunzig Krakatoa: The Day the World Exploded: August 27, 1883 By Simon Winchester HarperCollins, $ 25.95 The place to be when Krakatoa erupted in 1883, if you had to be nearby, was on a ship at sea.

Also, while the film overall boasts bold visuals, certain wide shots of the ship at sea look hopelessly CGI'd and I'm certain that at one point the tip of a boom mike was visible in frame.

Inside their not - so - safe European home the trio are swept off to the fantastic dimension of Narnia by a painting of a ship at sea.

But he worked for the National Weather Service as an analyst on climatological data that was issued as weather advisories for commercial and private aircraft, boats and ships at sea.

With his signature crosshatched pencil drawings and cinematic visual pacing, Caldecott Medalist Selznick opens on a ship at sea, with a young girl tied to the mast and threatened by a vicious monster.

But then when I was in my late 20s, I saw a book with a cover depicting a ship at sea.

Even if you % 26rsquo; re careless enough to stand in the heart of the horde, being bumped and jostled like a ship at sea, you have the option to instantly teleport to a safe position any time you like.

He went on to develop and patent such devices as the electromagnetic comptometer, a radar device for ships at sea, a sensitized light bulb, and a portable freezer unit for military use.